US EditionTrump’s Rocker Nemesis Boosts Major Legal Fight Against Him
Springsteen authorized 'Born in the U.S.A.' for the ACLU's national ad opposing Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, which affects 5 million children, the group said.
- Ahead of April 1, Bruce Springsteen gave the ACLU permission to soundtrack a 30-second ad with 'Born in the U.S.A.' for the Supreme Court case.
- President Donald Trump signed a Jan. 2025 executive order to end birthright citizenship, prompting the American Civil Liberties Union to sue within two hours in Trump v. Barbara, which lower courts blocked before reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.
- The ACLU said 'The Constitution, not the president, decides who is a citizen,' and the ad will run on broadcasts and digital platforms including Major League Baseball opening day, Survivor and The Voice.
- If upheld, the order would affect five million children and hundreds of thousands of families by repealing the 14th Amendment, making Trump v. Barbara one of the most consequential cases in a century.
- Springsteen, who sold his catalog to Sony for $500 million in 2021, granted the American Civil Liberties Union permission to use the 1984 track reimagined against the constitutional change.
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Now It's a Patriotic Song? Bruce Springsteen Lets ACLU Use America Trashing "Born in the USA" for Birthright Citizenship Case Ads
Trump-hating rocker Bruce Springsteen is allowing the American Civil Liberties Union to use his iconic, if often misunderstood, America trashing Vietnam War anthem “Born in the USA” for the ACLU’s ad campaign promoting the leftist group’s birthright citizenship case set for an April 1 Supreme Court hearing challenging President Donald Trump’s 2025 executive order restricting who is eligible for birthright American citizenship.
Springsteen gives ACLU use of 'Born in the USA' for illegal alien propaganda blitz · American Wire News
Bruce Springsteen is allowing the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to use one of his iconic songs to fight for birthright citizenship. ‘Born in the USA’ is easily one of the most recognizable songs in the world, and now it will be the anthem of the ACLU’s pursuit of maintaining birthright citizenship in the United States. The pair teamed up to produce a 30-second ad ahead of the Supreme Court hearing arguments in Trump v. Barbara, a case re…
‘Born in the U.S.A.’: Bruce Springsteen and ACLU take birthright citizenship to the Supreme Court
Bruce Springsteen has teamed up with the American Civil Liberties Union to create a video pairing his 1984 hit song "Born in the U.S.A." with the faces of Americans who could lose their birthright citizenship under a Trump administration executive order.
Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born in the U.S.A.’ to be used in ACLU birthright-citizenship video
Bruce Springsteen has given permission to the American Civil Liberties Union to use one of his songs in a national ad campaign leading up to oral arguments in a historic U.S. Supreme Court case on April 1.
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